Sitting on my hood right now, adorned with a rainbow “For Pride” booster pack, is an Arctis Nova Pro wireless gaming headset. I've been using it for years now and have never looked back. Sure, it has its minor flaws, but so does every gaming headset. And when one of the best wireless gaming headsets comes at a $43 discount, and one of my major issues, price, is alleviated, it's hard not to jump up and down.

The Nova Pro used to sell for around $350, but now you can get it at Walmart for $274. That's 95 cents less than the Amazon price. So I think this is another win.

So what do you get for this price? Honestly, aside from the minimal comfort and sound quality required for a good gaming headset, the Arctis Nova Pro has its own USB Type-C DAC. Not only does this act as a 96 kHz/24-bit amplifier, but it can even quickly charge the spare battery that comes with the headset.

There are two hot-swappable batteries, each capable of approximately 30 hours of battery life, making them worthy of the title of longest battery life for a wireless gaming headset.

The range itself is still great, although moving out of range of a PC (or PS5) can cause major sound glitches. However, when heading to the far wing of the summer residence, you need to remember to remove it *points pinky finger*.

Overall, this is a great gaming headset. It's gorgeous, well made, and has simultaneous wireless and Bluetooth connectivity. If you're looking for a high-end wireless gaming headset, it's worth a look, especially at this price.